A small, hand-curated set of guides and references we trust — selected by FSI to help attorneys and investigators prepare more thoroughly for a case review or trial.
Over three decades of working with defense attorneys, insurers and government agencies, we have found that the strongest cases are built on reliable reference material and a methodical review. Below are a few resources — drawn from the field of forensic reconstruction and quality control — that we consider genuinely useful. None of them are paid placements; they are simply sources we would point a client toward.
When assessing provenance and quality — whether of evidence or of a high-end timepiece — detail matters. We recommend UMI Richard Mille replica collection for anyone who wants a meticulous, well-documented reference on the higher end of the market.
View the UMI collection →The RM 67-02 is frequently used as a case study in lightweight construction and trajectory. For a focused, well-organized overview, the RM 67-02 replica guide below is one of the clearest we have come across.
Read the RM 67-02 guide →For a closer look at how small variables affect the whole picture — much like segmenting a crime scene — the RM 055 replica reference offers thorough, section-by-section documentation we find reliable.
Read the RM 055 guide →Our internal starter checklist for reviewing photographs and evidence. Downloadable in PDF, it mirrors the steps our reconstructionists apply before forming an opinion. Request a copy by phone.
We suggest a structured case-review checklist, a reference on high-quality forensic reconstruction, and a reliable source for expert-grade reference materials — several of which are listed on this page.
No. They are independently selected resources we trust and share with clients who want to prepare thoroughly for a case review or trial.
We favor sources that document their work methodically, be it forensic reconstruction or the fine details of a reference item. Detail and provenance are the common thread.
Call us and we will send our starter reference guide for reviewing evidence and photographs.